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Offline cathy44

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McClenahan/McClenaghan
« on: Tuesday 16 January 07 02:58 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone have informtion on McClenaghan/McClenahans that come from Killevy. My ancestors immigrated to Australia in 1843

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Re: McClenahan/McClenaghan
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 16 January 07 12:30 GMT (UK) »
Are you sure it's Killevy?, which I presume is in County Armagh?
The reason I ask is that there were/are McClenaghans (various spellings) in and around Killyvalley outside Garvagh. Common names are Jacob, Robert, John, James, Elizabeth, Agnes, Elinor.
If you sau Killevy and Killyvalley there's not much difference and sometimes placenames written down can be difficult to find.
Have lots of records (baptisms from 1796 and marriages from 1799) if you think Killyvalley is a possibility.
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Re: McClenahan/McClenaghan
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 17 January 07 00:16 GMT (UK) »
Yes I'm sure it's Killevy. They leased land from the Earl of Charlemont at Clougharevan (not sure if thats the right spelling as it seems to vary a lot).

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Re: McClenahan/McClenaghan
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 17 January 07 06:03 GMT (UK) »
There are families of that name still in the townland in 1864

MCCLENEHAN DAVID

              ''       Jane

CHARLEMONT EARL OF ARMAGH

 KILLEVY CLOGHAREVAN

from Griffiths Valuation
Flynn,Cox, Slaven-Co Longford
Donnelly,McGeown,Hughes,McCrory- Co Armagh
Hargan,Curran,Bradley,Grant,Peoples ,Patton,Dunn-Donegal
Conway,Degnan,McDonald,Cassidy,Kelly,Fenmore,Ryans,Kilkenny,Murray-Ireland/England/Scotland
Reeves,Fox,Williams-Shropshire/Staffordshire/Scotland
Gill,Kane-I.O.M/England/Scotland

Murdoch,Bruce,Rankine,Ballantyne-Ayrshire
McCutchen,McAdam,Wright-Kirkcudbright,Dumfries,Ayrshire

And others

Plus all variations in spellings

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Re: McClenahan/McClenaghan
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 17 January 07 08:35 GMT (UK) »
Thank's okay Cathy. Just posted message in case the townland was wrong.
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Re: McClenahan/McClenaghan
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 17 January 07 23:00 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for that information tootsiepie. It would be interesting to know if there are still any relatives living in the area
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